Once again, a select group of internationally recognized tutors will deliver courses across a range of topics in computing systems. HiPEAC is proud to announce the following programme for 2023:
- RISC-V vector CPU for High-Performance Computing – Filippo Mantovani, Barcelona Supercomputing Center
- Rethinking compiler technology in a heterogeneous world: The drive for greater automation – Michael O’Boyle, University of Edinburgh
- Spectrum of Near-/In- Memory Computing – Reetuparna Das, University of Michigan
- Designing Computer Systems for Sustainability – Carole-Jean Wu, Meta AI
- Energy-efficient and intelligent IoT devices – Michele Magno, ETH Zürich
- High-Performance Computing Enables the Introduction of Innovative Design to Computer Systems – J. Nelson Amaral, University of Alberta, Canada
- A gentle introduction to Quantum Computing Logic and Quantum Computers – Koen Bertels, QBee
- Cloud-Native Server Architecture – Babak Falsafi, EPFL
- Neuromorphic computing: from theory to applications – Yulia Sandamirskaya, Intel Germany
- Challenges in Hardware Security – Francesco Regazzoni, Università della Svizzera italiana
- Entrepreneurship In The New Economy – Devin Carlos Irizarry Voorsanger, Juntobot
- Machine Learning for Microarchitectural Prediction – Daniel A. Jiménez, Texas A&M University
As a key competence-building event in the computing systems calendar, the technical sessions are complemented by HiPEAC Jobs activities, including a careers round table, as well as the chance for students to present work in the ACACES poster session. There will also be keynote talks from world-class computing researchers and engineers.
Find out more on the ACACES 2023 webpage, and register by 1 May for your chance to win a grant covering course and accommodation costs.
